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Future Testing, Safety and Formulating Headline the Sunscreen Symposium

"I am convinced the earth-shattering event [in sunscreens] will eventually become the greater awareness for the big difference between SPFindoor and SPFoutdoor," writes Uli Osterwalder, regarding new findings at this year's Sunscreen Symposium.

Kline Reports Consumers Driving Active Ingredient Development

According to Kline, as a consequence of consumers having greater awareness of the efficacy of certain actives, the beauty market has responded by using actives and their proven market cachet in products as diverse as skin care, makeup, hair care, male grooming products, slimming formulations, sun protection and more.

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Customization: the New Beauty Paradigm

Various levels of individualized products and experiences are reshaping the industry.

Seeking the Magic to Delight Consumers

Both suppliers and marketers continually speak of the need to delight consumers as the on-shelf options grow for them. Cognis has created an “It’s Magic” theme, showcased at the Society of Cosmetic Chemists Suppliers’ Day in May 2010, leveraging the concept to explore formulations that have the potential to astonish consumers and can be marketed with a whiff of magic.

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The Different Faces of Natural Skin Care

Despite variable economic conditions and variations in consumer behavior, the natural beauty market—and particularly skin care—continues to see strong growth.

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Words from Wiechers: How Scientific is Cosmetic Science?

Academic versus commercial science are explored in this installment of our "Words from Wiechers" series. Here, O'Lenick reflects on Wiechers's view of science, additionally highlighting his omission of the end user's experience.

Johann W. Wiechers, Ph.D.

Words from Wiechers: Close to Borderland Science

"Where does cosmetic science stand? Is it normal science, borderland science or non-science, aka, nonsense?" This column discusses the science behind cosmetic claims.

As part of its mission to “inspire everyone to love living consciously,” The Honest Company is proud to offer many biobased products, which act as alternatives to conventional fossil-fuel-based products.

The Honest Company’s Biobased Evolution

The adoption of natural and renewable materials and third-party certifications builds consumer trust and addresses growing consumer concerns.

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[video] How Well Do We Know Our Beauty Ingredients? ChemForward, Sephora, Ulta, The Honest Company, Credo Beauty and More Have Some Answers.

Through its Know Better, Do Better (KBDB) Collaborative, in partnership with retailers and ingredient suppliers, Chemforward has released findings aggregating individual reports with the aim to set clear standards for cosmetic ingredient safety.

Consumers expect products that deliver results. This demand is being met through the development of advanced delivery systems that target specific skin concerns, as well as the incorporation of potent ingredients such as peptides, proteins, and antioxidants.

New Beauty Ingredient Advances: Sustainability x Efficacy

This article examines novel ingredients and technologies available to cosmetic formulators, including a bioactivating hexapeptide derived from human skin to stimulate collagen production, fermented ingredients that inhibit glycation and more.

In this 'Read the Label' column, the author focuses on moisturizers and in particular, Revolution Skincare’s Hydration Boost.

Read the Label: Revolution Skincare's Hydration Boost

This "Read the Label" looks at the ingredients and claims for Revolution Skincare's Hydration Boost. It contains moisturizing, preservative and anti-aging ingredients such as Borneo tallow nut seed butter, phenoxyethanol, sodium hyaluronate and more.

This 'Read the Label' is focused on sunscreen with Nivea’s Sun Protect & Dry Touch Sunscreen Spray SPF 50 with key ingredients such as octocrylene, homosalate and more.

Read the Label: Nivea's Sun Protect & Dry Touch Sunscreen Spray SPF 50

This "Read the Label" is focused on sunscreen and reviews Nivea’s Sun Protect & Dry Touch Sunscreen Spray SPF 50, which includes key ingredients such as octocrylene, homosalate and more.

Responsibility in Mexico, Natural Exfoliants, and More Beauty Ingredient News and Launches for Early July 2014

Lubrizol Mexico gets recognized with a social responsibility award, Clariant maps out its future initiatives, Shin-Etsu Silicones showcase emulsifying elastomers and much more ingredient news and innovation.

More Than 7,000 Attend NYSCC Suppliers' Day for Cosmetic Innovation

The beauty industry is all about keeping up with the latest trends and innovations, as evidenced by more than 7,000 attendees who traveled to Edison, NJ, for the New York chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists' (NYSCC) Suppliers' Day 2013.

Lab Test Equipment Update

Using techniques that map the skin, practitioners can scientifically measure products’ effects.

Sunscreen Efficacy

Studies show how packaging impacts sunscreen application, and application is key to effectiveness.

New R&D Facility, Seminars, and More Beauty Ingredient News and Launches for Late August 2013

New learning opportunities from Croda, Sabsina and BASF, new lab facilities at Kemin, research agreements, new ingredients and more from suppliers including Symrise, Lonza, Induchem, and Sensient.

Formulating Innovative Anti-aging Skin Care: A Q&A with L'Oréal's Gabrielle Sore

Here, Gabrielle Sore, scientific communication director of skin care for L'Oréal Research and Innovation, shares her thoughts on skin aging and the ingredients and techniques available to formulators that deliver new and more effective skin care products.

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